Two Thirds Symbol
Copy the ⅔ symbol and find its Unicode code point, HTML entity, decimal/hex codes, and keyboard shortcut.
Use the Two Thirds Symbol
Two Thirds Symbol
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Formats
Character
⅔
Unicode
U+2154
HTML decimal
⅔
HTML hex
⅔
CSS escape
\2154
JS / JSON escape
\u2154
Click any row to copy that exact string.
Keyboard Shortcuts
| System | Shortcut | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Word | Type 2154 then press Alt+X to convert it. | |
| Windows (general) | No numpad Alt code exists for this character outside Word; copy-paste is the reliable option. | |
| Mac | Enable Unicode Hex Input, then hold Option and type 2154. | |
| Linux (GTK) | Type the hex code, then press Enter or Space. |
Other Vulgar Fraction Symbols
Two thirds belongs to a family of precomposed fraction characters. Here are the other common ones.
| Symbol | Code point | HTML entity | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| ½ | U+00BD | ½ | Vulgar Fraction One Half |
| ⅓ | U+2153 | ⅓ | Vulgar Fraction One Third |
| ¼ | U+00BC | ¼ | Vulgar Fraction One Quarter |
| ¾ | U+00BE | ¾ | Vulgar Fraction Three Quarters |
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Summary
Copy the single-character two thirds fraction and reference the exact codes used in documents, web pages, CSS, and software. The tool also lists reliable input methods for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
How it works
- Click the large ⅔ symbol to copy it to your clipboard.
- Or click any row in the format list (Unicode, HTML entity, CSS escape) to copy that exact string.
- Use the shortcut table to type the symbol directly from your keyboard on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
- Check the related fractions table to find other vulgar fraction characters.
- Paste the symbol anywhere: documents, spreadsheets, code, or chat.
Use cases
- Show a fraction in a recipe, measurement, or spec sheet without HTML markup.
- Insert a properly formatted ⅔ instead of typing "2/3" as three separate characters.
- Type the Unicode escape when the character key is not on your keyboard.
- Drop the symbol into a title, product name, or size label.
- Add the character to code, CSS content, or JSON without breaking encoding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-09-09 · Reviewed by Nham Vu